The CBC/Radio-Canada report tabled by Heritage Minister Shelly Glover in the House of Commons on Monday, which sets out CBC’s plans to deal with reductions to its budget, is “obsolete,” said Ian Morrison, spokesman for watchdog group the Friends of Canadian Broadcasting.
CRTC combines mobile-TV complaints
Google to sell Motorola Mobility
Telus opens $75M data centre in B.C.
Greek-language TV channel approved for distribution
International Datacasting loses Del Lippert as chairman
MTS ordered to pay millions into pension plan
The Supreme Court of Canada on Thursday ruled in favour of a previous lower court ruling that directed Manitoba Telecom Services Inc. to pay $43 million into an employee pension plan, plus interest that’s expected to more than triple that amount.
Digital economy strategy finalized and ready for release, sources say
The federal government has finalized its long-awaited digital economy strategy and could release the policy as early as next month, sources familiar with the government’s plans said.
Roaming arrangements like Survivor alliances, consultant tells CRTC
Comments made to the CRTC as part of its review of domestic roaming rates paint a picture of different alliances made among Canadian wireless carriers — reminiscent of the TV show Survivor — with difficult circumstances facing those who find themselves on the outside of these relationships.